Welsh Food News

Mike Crates from Penarth Vale of Glamorgan, who works as a fishmonger for at Ashton's in Cardiff, has won top prize in The British Fish Craft Championship competition after being runner-up 19 times … [Read more...] about Penarth fishmonger wins British Fish Craft Championship top prize

Harvesting equipment and razor clams have been seized by Conwy Council officers after local residents complained about shellfish harvesting on Llanfairfechan beach in Conwy. On Friday morning over … [Read more...] about Action to stop razor clam harvesting at Llanfairfechan beach in Conwy

A new law forcing cafes and restaurants in Wales to display their food hygiene ratings needs more resources to meet its deadlines, a union has warned. Around 23,000 food outlets will have to show … [Read more...] about Unison warns food hygiene inspection law needs more resources

A row has broken out over between Welsh ministers and the Conservatives over a Tory policy to promote Welsh produce. Conservatives launched the Taste Towns Wales initiative to help communities … [Read more...] about Row over Tory policy to promote Welsh produce

With around 230,000 working in the food and drink industry in Wales, Sarah Moore looks at the challenges of getting more products onto tables here, as part of the BBC Wales' What's Wales Worth? … [Read more...] about Welsh producers look to diversify

Welfare change could put access to schemes like free school meals at risk, a Welsh government minister has warned. Anti-poverty minister Huw Lewis said Whitehall was not releasing key information … [Read more...] about Free school meals at risk – Welsh government minister